Sentence examples for subsequent wastage from inspiring English sources
It is well documented that osteoarthritis (OA) can develop following traumatic joint injury and is the leading cause of lameness and subsequent wastage of equine athletes.
The purpose of this was to reduce material wastage subsequent to poor machine performance and machine break down, which results in machine downtime.
A subsequent analysis estimated the variable known as labour wastage.
This includes HIV testing [ 29], facility based provider training [ 30] and health facility costs, including staff, for the initiation visit and subsequent adherence counselling and gel distribution visits [ 31- 33], 10% product wastage [ 34], and periodic mass media campaigns [ 35].
The wastage involved is enormous.
Each year, then, there is wastage.
The Adams-McGuinness line has carried the IRA along, with some wastage and one serious split the breakaway Real IRA, much of whose threat was dissipated by the carnage created by their bombing of Omagh in 1998, and the subsequent backlash.Decommissioning has always been primarily a unionist demand, supported with varying degrees of sympathy in London and Dublin.
A huge amount of human wastage takes place.
"Gold companies often demonstrate wastage of higher prices," he said.
Natural wastage has prevented police officers being made redundant.
